Just doing a little work on my PC and I get a popup email from the Royal Mint about a newly ready £5 coin previously only available in precious metals, like 1 kilo bullion etc. The design is the unicorn of Scotland.
I do though feel the person who designed the cover artwork, did not really think it through when incorporating the unicorn on the coat of arms, could easily be seen as a severe insult.
I have seen the Unicorn of Scotland plenty of times, but the "open mouth" expression on the cover had me laugh out loud to the point my better half gave me a strange look, then having to explain my "inner child" reason.
Oh, now I see it! He's kinda dry humping the royal standard like a horny Chihuahua. It's just asking to be photoshopped.... "You like that don't you? Who's your Daddy?" speech bubble.
I can't see all those Rab C. Nesbitt types getting outraged though. Far more common sense than American millennials.
Non illegitimis carborundum est. Excellent advice for all coins.
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Quote: "pnightingale"Oh, now I see it! He's kinda dry humping the royal standard like a horny Chihuahua. It's just asking to be photoshopped.... "You like that don't you? Who's your Daddy?" speech bubble.
I can't see all those Rab C. Nesbitt types getting outraged though. Far more common sense than American millennials.
Glad someone saw it how I did, it is mostly due to the unicorn appearing like it is looking down and horn horizontal. The normal design is 45 degree horn angle like the one posted above
